Sama Layuca: Album Summary

“Sama Layuca” is a compelling jazz album by McCoy Tyner, unveiled in 1974. The album stands as a testament to Tyner’s evolution as an artist, weaving intricate rhythms with profound melodic structures. It highlights his knack for blending post-bop jazz with Latin American and Afro-Caribbean influences. The music was meticulously crafted at the Fantasy Studios and saw its release through the Milestone Records label.

Studio and Record Label Information

Studio: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA
Record Label: Milestone Records

Musician Information

McCoy Tyner: Piano
John Stubblefield: Oboe, Flute
Gary Bartz: Alto Saxophone
Azar Lawrence: Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
Bobby Hutcherson: Vibraphone, Marimba
Buster Williams: Bass
Billy Hart: Drums
Guilherme Franco: Percussion
James Mtume: Percussion

Track Listings

  1. “Sama Layuca” – 8:27
  2. “Above the Rainbow” – 6:00
  3. “La Cubaña” – 10:22
  4. “Desert Cry” – 6:28
  5. “Paradox” – 7:08
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